New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-23
MONEY FOB THE CANALS.
o,o MAJORITY FOR THE APPROPRIATION.

. ,,r,,ncr,Trc AssEMBLYMAS CLEARING HIS
SKIRTS OF SUSPICION.
A,..xy March 22-New-YOrk City, Brooklyn ana me
di.trcts along the canal have once more SHOWN tier
,,,v 20 carry through for the Improvement
a, ,hoso waterways The seyerest test that mas peeh
ven of the strength Of the districts reerrea 10 was pre-
antsd to-day In the Assembly on the bill to appropriate
s5sOoo0 for continuing the work OF doubling the
length OF the locks and for other improve
ments calculated to improve canal navigation.
b Of this years bill may reasonably be consd
er as the decisive of the friends or the cana
for their maintenance and perpenation 81 La"lenoc
County by the person Of George H. Erwin ieao inc "'
on the measure to-day. He was supporter WIN eneis,
by j. c. Latmer, from the far on county Vi i'os~ 49,
In former times when the calamitous Cnenahso eA'o
80 sbeme was before the Legislature, was foremost
an advocating liberal canal approprlatiops' ny 'ou
platt of Duchess who declared hiInseH openly anu o0
,oard az n railroad whenever the riroaus "a"' an!
ravors from the Legislature which he believed Woulu 10
also advantageous the people, Frank NJ PARSONS Oh
(,avuga County who claimed that while he was IN 1aVor
=, maintaining the canals. they could get along com
enough with the locks they are ana by others
xhose constituents supposed 10 De opposeu 10 P"Ss
taxes ror the canals Mr. Answorth of OswegO; Mr. Cal
LAGER of Erie and q number OF local men from new
York and Brooklyn defended the bill Mr. Erwin, as
last resort and under the plea that he desired to see
nerfected moved to amend it by substituting 100000
for as the amount of the appropriation TO be
made The previous question was at the same ume APP
pNed The amendment rejected by a vote OF 81 10
"a and the bill was then passed by 81 affirmative votes
81 members recording themselves against IT, Inc VoVo
was as follows-Democrats in italics:
YFAs-Answorth Bacon Baker Berry Bonnin9,o BUR" T1
iom G Davies B. H. Davis Dsndort pegsysuT Dicsg
$685.; esrs GsaaS G Gss 'PP
BOOM Her"das HOVE S6 d '%anye ain Ee1Ga
kcss Isa ,si5 FTI MeI Eees
Rstz Rsam saxton shed SaeehSn Sine G. smith adaa
Wafer Weed. Wenple Bsnne. foungman an" inc 9peaAo
NAYs-Arnold. Babcock, Bates. Baqcus BrHndage Bulk
Cole cOTnw curtis nsSGp Esn Km Ss xTuss
iatmsi. Ma6ie Masc Maxwell Moses Parsons. rieTee
Pst Porter Rea RcSnson sesDsr nm and Alters
Is Thompson D. l. THOMSON" al '''"N'
John r. Mcintyre sought TO relieve his friends VINO
voted last night for his bill to enable Incorporated com
NAMES TO remedy defects in their organization by filing
supplementary papers1 having been pubished eN'eeh
sively that this bill in the interest OF some particular
coronation opinions differing to the precise one Mr.
MCINTYRE after protesting his innocence and the In
noeence of the bill said he would, by moving recon
alteration of the by which the bill passed. relieve
those OF his friends who supported his measure from
resnonsiblitv If any of them still thought they were mis-
lead by him with reference TO us true prpor au intent
After he had made his statement MI anr,sS To-
place great dependence, said that as chairman OF me
Committee on General Laws when reported TINS n
guage in il originally that could be regarded as givng
Unworthy corporations undue advantages 1t was stricken
ont in committee on the suggestion OF Waldo Hutchlhs
and with the entire and approval OF the intro
ducer Mr. Mcintyre Mr. Ainsworth having mus
youched Mr. Mclntyres sincerity In TINS matter ne
moon Of the latter 10 the by which the
hill was passed laid the table fcr future actio
The tabiny was done really 10 allow the 81 Lawrence
Connty members TO get TO work their bill for new
State insane Asylum TO be built near OgdensDure me
morning hour expired while the Asylum 9l was peha
ing that Mclntyres motion 10 RECONSIDER Tue Noe vi
his bill is till to morrow.